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Official Police Garage B-Roll Now Available
February 11, 2012
Los Angeles: In order to provide the public with a clear and comprehensive understanding of the services provided by the Official Police Garage facilities throughout the City of Los Angeles, B-roll footage has been filmed and is now available. The footage covers interior and exterior shots of Official Police Garage facilities, functions occurring within the facilities including Inspection Hold Areas, the process of a vehicle being towed for a parking violation, the use of heavy duty tow trucks, and the use of Official Police Garage tow trucks at a collision scene. A complete list of the images is attached. * The B-roll is viewable on www.LAPDOnline.org/video_library * You may also call 213 473-6390 to have a DVD sent to you.
LA arson suspect’s captor patrols for $1 a year
January 4, 2012
The reserve sheriff’s deputy who captured a man suspected of being the city’s most dangerous arsonist is a volunteer who earns $1 a year and only recently qualified to patrol alone, authorities said Tuesday.Shervin Lalezary, a 30-year-old Beverly Hills real estate attorney, was patrolling at 3 a.m. Monday – three hours after the official end of his … (more) See more here: LA arson suspect’s captor patrols for $1 a year
California Census Estimates 2011
December 22, 2011
California gained the second-largest number of people of all states between Census Day 2010, and July 1, 2011, according to U.S. Census Bureau population estimates released today. The Golden State gained 438,000 new Californians. Texas had the biggest population gain in the first set of Census Bureau population estimates to be published since the official 2010 Census state population counts last year. The nation experienced a population increase of just 2.8 million to 311.6 million, making for the lowest growth rate since before the Baby Boom. California remained the most populated state in America, with a July 1, 2011, population of 37.7 million, followed by Texas (25.7 million), New York (19.5 million), Florida (19.1 million) and Illinois (12.9 million). The 10 States with the largest numeric increase from April 1, 2010, to July 1, 2011 were: Texas – 529,000 California – 438,000 Florida – 256,000 Georgia – 128,000 North Carolina – 121,000 Washington – 105,000 Virginia – 96,000 Arizona – 90,000 Colorado – 88,000 New York – 87,000 The U.S. Census Bureau will update city, county, state and national population numbers again in 2012. 438,000 NEW CALIFORNIANS! Read more: California Census Estimates 2011
Disgraced City Official Got $1.2 Million Severance After Dismissal
December 5, 2011
LOS ANGELES — Records show Rudolf Montiel received nearly $1.2 million when he was dismissed as head of the Los Angeles Housing Authority last spring. City Controller Wendy Greuel, who has been auditing the agency’s travel expenses, released documents Friday outlining public funds used for limousine rides and meals at pricey downtown restaurants. Montiel was unavailable for comment. His lawyer, Michael Posner, defended the settlement, saying Montiel’s contract entitled him to 18 months’ pay if dismissed. Mitchell Kamin, the new president of the housing authority’s board, tells the Times the deal was in the agency’s best interest and would be paid for largely by insurance. Read the original post: Disgraced City Official Got $1.2 Million Severance After Dismissal
Disgraced City Official Got $1.2 Million Severance After Dismissal
December 5, 2011
LOS ANGELES — Records show Rudolf Montiel received nearly $1.2 million when he was dismissed as head of the Los Angeles Housing Authority last spring. City Controller Wendy Greuel, who has been auditing the agency’s travel expenses, released documents Friday outlining public funds used for limousine rides and meals at pricey downtown restaurants. Montiel was unavailable for comment. His lawyer, Michael Posner, defended the settlement, saying Montiel’s contract entitled him to 18 months’ pay if dismissed. Mitchell Kamin, the new president of the housing authority’s board, tells the Times the deal was in the agency’s best interest and would be paid for largely by insurance. Read the original post: Disgraced City Official Got $1.2 Million Severance After Dismissal
Disgraced City Official Got $1.2 Million Severance After Dismissal
December 5, 2011
LOS ANGELES — Records show Rudolf Montiel received nearly $1.2 million when he was dismissed as head of the Los Angeles Housing Authority last spring. City Controller Wendy Greuel, who has been auditing the agency’s travel expenses, released documents Friday outlining public funds used for limousine rides and meals at pricey downtown restaurants. Montiel was unavailable for comment. His lawyer, Michael Posner, defended the settlement, saying Montiel’s contract entitled him to 18 months’ pay if dismissed. Mitchell Kamin, the new president of the housing authority’s board, tells the Times the deal was in the agency’s best interest and would be paid for largely by insurance. Read the original post: Disgraced City Official Got $1.2 Million Severance After Dismissal
Ex-Bell Official Sues for $1.5M City Salary
November 1, 2011
Awaiting trial, he claims he is due his lavish public salary. Photo Credit: Getty Images Continue reading here: Ex-Bell Official Sues for $1.5M City Salary
California DMV – CA Driver License #2-License Information
June 11, 2009
Save Time! Go Online! www.dmv.ca.gov Renew driver licenses and vehicle registrations, buy personalized plates, file change of address and vehicle transfer forms, request refunds, find nearby offices and hours of operation, make office and testing appointments, study driver handbooks and other testing materials, take interactive exams and more. The California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) tests and licenses drivers, maintains driving records, registers and issues titles to vehicles and vessels, investigates auto and identity related fraud, issues disabled placards, licenses vehicle dealers, salespersons, dismantlers, driving and traffic violator schools, and issues permits to commercial truckers. Visit us online at www.dmv.ca.gov. Copyright 2007 California Department of Motor Vehicles
Motorcycle Skills Tests #8-Common Errors Captioned
April 16, 2008
Thisvideo features open captions for the hearing impaired. To view other video options, visit www.youtube.com/californiadmv. Save Time! Go Online! www.dmv.ca.gov Renew driver licenses and vehicle registrations, buy personalized plates, file change of address and vehicle transfer forms, request refunds, find nearby offices and hours of operation, make office and testing appointments, study driver handbooks and other testing materials, take interactive exams and more. The California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) tests and licenses drivers, maintains driving records, registers and issues titles to vehicles and vessels, investigates auto and identity related fraud, issues disabled placards, licenses vehicle dealers, salespersons, dismantlers, driving and traffic violator schools, and issues permits to commercial truckers. Visit us online at www.dmv.ca.gov. Copyright 2008 California Department of Motor Vehicles
